'Mtmfinns Vac.nn LAUNDRESS LAUNDRESS required. JO hour week, Monday to Friday. For appointment, phone — Matron. WESLEY HOSPITAL, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. LABOURER . CENTRAL ENGINEER WORKSHOP NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD 'ENGINEER’S labourer re- ■ qulred Apply to the Central Main tensive Engineer. Phone 166-645. 2187 LIVE IX GENERAL With Cooking Experience! Apply in person; | KING GEORGE HO 11 I j,NVSSIN DATSUN 1 MECHANIC REQUIRED I TENCH BROTHERS, LIMITED —Top Grade Man. —Top Wages Paid. —Join the Growing Leading Datsun Franchise. i Apply:— Service Manager. I MR R. S. MITCHELL, I Cnr Cambridge Terrace and I Manchester Street. 8493 MANAGER/ CUSTODIAN CHRISTCHURCH CITY | COUNCIL COWLES STADIUM APPLICATIONS are invited• for the appointment of 1 Manager/Custodian of Cowles. . Stadium in Pages Road. , DUTIES: The Manager/Custodian will be responsible for the day to day activities of the Stadium, including the preparation for functions, supervision during activi ! ties, maintenance and genI eral custodian duties Hours of work involve week-ends, nights and some public holidays. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants should be of a good personality, appearance and address, as well I as having a wide knowledge i and interest in various i j sports. He must be pre- ! pared to encourage greater ■ use of the Stadium during . off peak periods and the \ ability to handle general every day inquiries SALARY: The salary scale will be • I from $5501 to $6620, and the' : point of entry will be I negotiated on the basis of qualifications and expert-1 ence. In addition the Cost of Living Adjustment of $3l per week will be payable. ' Schedule of duties and con ditions of appointment may be obtained from the Personnel Officer, Christchurch City Council, 194 Manchester Street. Christchurch. Applications in writing, addressed to the undersigned, PO. Box 237. Christchurch, will be received up to Wednesday. April 16, 1975. J. H. GRAY. General Manager and Town Clerk. 2505 MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH TECHNICIAN DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY THE Department has a CCTV laboratory and teaching network, together with both electronic and electromechanical equipment used for teaching and research. Applications are invited from qualified Technicians whose major responsibility would be the care and development of this equipment, and who would also have the opportunity of assisting in production work with CCTV ’ and other Audio-visual equipment The position would suit a mature, reliable person who is capable of accept-1 ing responsibility for the Ad-1 ministration and functioning of the Department’s technical resources. Further details may be obtained from Professor Shouksmith Telephone 694)99, Ext. 693. Salary payable would be in accordance with qualifications and experience. Applications in writing' should be forwarded to the I undersigned quoting vacancy; 21/75 by April 5, 1975. A. J. WEIR, Registrar. . : 7211 MECHANIC FOR CAR SALES WORK i $5700 TO COMMENCE I PLUS CAR SUPPLIED I Work Interesting And Varied. REQUIREMENTS: Between 24-34 years of * age. Married. Honest and reliable. Friendly and outgoing personality. I If interested ring Tuesday | morning:— 50-025, ’ SMITHBURN MOTORS. L.M.V.D. 9911 MEAT PACKER/ ■ FEMALE > RELIABLE female meat I packer required for modern I Meat Plant. Experience pre i ferred. Contact:— Mr Cockburn, SHACKEL MEATS. . Phone 74-719 or 74-704. J 5797
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